Create Physics Motion Graphics Animations

I need clean, concept-driven motion graphics that make high-school and introductory university physics topics easy to grasp. On each project you will start from a rough storyboard and a recorded teacher narration, then build the full animation in either After Effects or Blender—whichever you prefer—supplemented with Illustrator or GeoGebra when vector elements are quicker.

Animations must:
• combine 2D and 3D views where it clarifies the idea,
• stay perfectly in sync with the voice-over, and
• remain scientifically accurate so teachers can pause the video at any frame and still discuss the diagram.

First engagement (all paid) serves as our working trial. You will deliver:
1. Inclined plane free-body diagram – 10–15 s, 2D.
2. Simple DC circuit (battery + bulb) – 15 s; a subtle 3D camera move is welcome but optional.
3. Dispersion of white light through a prism – 12 s, 3D with proper refractive ray bending.

For each piece I expect:
• Source project files (AE or .blend), neatly organised and labelled.
• Final 1080p H.264 or ProRes render.
• A version without background for my compositing when needed.

If we click, I have a steady queue of forces, circuits, optics and modern-physics modules ready to animate over the coming months.

When you reply, please include a link to relevant motion-graphics or technical-illustration work, note the tools you wish to use, and quote a per-animation price range or day rate that feels right for you. I respond quickly and can provide immediate feedback so we keep iterations minimal and momentum high.